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I really like the Bloody Mary, they look like glowing! Take a look at this seller on ebay: http://stores.ebay.com/soshrimp/ He has free shipping (by adjusting the price for the shrimp) and is almost same price as buying directly from his website! Most of his shrimp require 5 days handling time though, so cannot wait!

Not at the moment. I've kept a big male in the past. He was a very interesting inhabitant, quite charasmatic. I've seen full blue and full red/orange females. In fact I'm sure there are some pics of them in the field trip section. https://skfaquatics.com/forum/topic/7664-coffs-harbour-creeks-at-night/ Line breeding - I dont know with these guys because a) I haven't done line bred these and I'm not aware of anyone who has, and b) I suspect the colouration of the males depend on their social status. The macros seem to have a complex hierachy, with the dominant male in an area being the most colourful and the biggest.

Thanks Jarad, just interested in lots of things aquatic. Been a long time since I kept fish and glass shrimps.

Neocaridina. Neo for short. Regardless of what color you choose, if you want to keep a line looking nice, then you need to cull the lesser desired colored shrimp. You could have a cull tank, sell the culls, put the culls in a community tank, etc. I'm not sure what bloody mary x sakura might look like, I've only seen bloody mary x painted fire red. They're just red shrimp. The only downside to the BM line is that BM shrimp take longer to color up than regular red cherries, but they have a nice, translucent coloration to them.

Is these really Bloody Mary? What I learned is that B M has red tissue/muscle. It looks as these have red shell. Or am I mistaken? beautiful shrimp anyway ?

If you can keep Blue Bolts you shouldn't have any issues with Panda and KK they are all TB after all. If you can put up your WP's we might pick up something not quite right . Do you acclimatise your shrimp by dripping over several hours? Temperature is another issue along with your other WP's . Deaths that quick are often water related . Your shrimp may have gotten used to your WP's over a period of time , if they are a long way out from recommended parameters then the new shrimp could be shocked Have you been buying from different breeders or have the ones that died been from the same breeder?